Funny way to describe an art object, and yes there are three of them in different places
Hey there, no need to be rude to the dev. To anyone for that matter...
Now that you're done wagging your finger do you have any actual suggestions? It takes several days of investment just to consistently kill goblins or spiders, and doing that would drain your willpower giving you a cursed I debuff. So I'm really lost how you're supposed to progress. It's bad design if the dev expects you to replay the first 4 days a dozen times to try every day consuming stat buff combination available.
Actually, I use my fingers for other purposes, and no, IT'S NOT what you're thinking
You are probably misunderstanding how willpower fundamentally works
At worst I'd just play in the second difficulty level, which doesn't debuff the enemies too much and doesn't remove the 1 blacksmith action per day(as well as flooding you with gold), which ends up just letting you can just mindlessly stat check them.Actually, I use my fingers for other purposes, and no, IT'S NOT what you're thinking
And maybe I'm wagging my finger, but you didn't answer my question, huh? What path are you aiming for? Pure Aura, or Aura Queen of Hell?
This game can progress in very different ways depending on your objective. The path of corruption is the easy way forward, but with a lot of penalties in the long run if you want to avoid playing the brainwashed bimbo who says yum yum as soon as she sees a cock.
No need to replay the first few days. Depending on whether you want to play the pure or minimally corrupted path, you don't even need to open any mental chambers, or the minimum in order to purge your corruption points, if really necessary.
Do not remove the collar every day, an option that should only be used on bosses. Don't forget that there are also potions and other brews that can compensate for the loss of willpower points and the increase in your corruption points.
Except for corruption and lewdness, every day your stats are reset to new - unlike monsters and other creatures - so your will is restored too.
Then, you can start a fight without finishing it the same day, because the enemies remain in the same state, and when you come back, you can finish with this already weakened group of enemies. This allows you to evaluate what you need to improve in your stats. You can then buff your stats by learning new spells and skills, improving them, you can participate in duels, which improves the effectiveness of your combat skills.
Don't forget that you can also consult the wiki to advance your quests.
My final suggestion is that, whatever path you want to take, you can safely unlock the 4 sub-chambers of the first of the three main mental room. The changes made are often delayed by a few days to take effect, such as changes in clothing and physical appearance, Alicia will try to take Aura shopping.
And one thing you can also do as early as possible is learn how to summon a slim. Mine grew so much that Aura almost could go fishing while the little guy fought
ngl I kinda hate using the slime, I ultimately do use it but on an easier difficulty where I just put maleficum on Aura I'd go mostly solo, maybe just use a lv1 slime to tank some hits, given that Star Shine II makes it still kinda beefyAnd one thing you can also do as early as possible is learn how to summon a slim. Mine grew so much that Aura almost could go fishing while the little guy fought
By skipping the whole intro.
Chronicle fragment #5 is literally behind a fake wall using the same graphics as walls around it. In this case you don't have to hit enter to see if you can bomb it, but his game does that kind of "puzzle" frequently. That same cave has >5 holes in walls that are often used elsewhere as points you have to interact with to progress, but ever inconsistent, they do nothing this time. ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯
you almost always if not always can see there is stuff behind the walls, in this a giant spider boss walking around
Wiki says
o after you went into the beheaded man's house and talked to the guard - or the other way around, I don't remember - you also talked to Charlotte, right?
